Recent content by Redneck_Bassist

I haven't check more than what's just local, but if I can remember ill look around. From what I've heard here i agree, I should just sell what I have and start over. I think I found the cabs I want on gc's website and I'm going to take the amp I have now and take it to gc tomorrow and see if...

That first one I could afford and it looks awesome but i found a matching 410 and 215 at gc that are pretty cheap, around the price of that first one, that fit what I want. Thanks for recommendations though!

Yeah, I usually don't have the time to go to music stores and try stuff but I will try to find time. I also don't really care about it being light or portable if anything i want the opposite because I like gear thats bulit like bricks so it can't break it very easily.

Yeah, but hey it was cheap and big so I had to buy it.

When I said old I didn't mean like late 60s-90s amps, I meant like late 2000s or 2010's, so older, but not too old like my peavey 240 standard.

I think your lost because I didn't say anything about replacing all the speakers. I replaced 3 of the blown ones with 3 identical speakers that my dads sound engineer friend that built sound systems for a living said it would be fine for what I'm using it for, the only speaker I didn't replace...

Yeah, I said I didn't know what the ohm load was with 3 8s and 1 4ohm (im guessing it was probably at 6ohms when i first bought it), because when I bought it I knew nothing of amps and cabs and just plugged it in and played, which is probably why 3 of the speakers were blown and I had to replace...

I get what your saying with the combo and extension cab, but im not a big fan of big combo amps, mostly because all the big combo amps I've seen have gone for alot for not very much actual cab size, which I got the whole setup I have now for less than half of a used and broken rumble 500 I saw...

My bad I didn't see that it was a combo and also just to me it's badass to have a stack that's almost as tall as you are but that's just me.

I have been looking on fb marketplace and found some better cab options like these: Laney 2x10 which could work with just the 4x10 from the other laney stack I showed earlier, and would be good on my budget. Found this on marketplace which would be great on my budget, but I can't find a...

First, I have no idea what was originally in the cab when it came from the factory (the previous owner was obviously an idiot because he had put 3 8s and 1 4ohm) or what the original ohms were when I bought it, but I it isn't at 4 ohms like it says on the back, I rewired it (with help from a...

Slightly out of my buget for just 1 cab, and still to far away for me.

Around springfield missouri, I would like to get a cab that can put out good high and mid range but also crank out some quaking bass when I turn up the bass frequencys, because I play alot of different genres, from pantera to primus to jamiroquai so I need something flexible. I was thinking like...

The tweeter is in it, but is blown and I can't find a replacement but it is screwed into the center of the cab. The 115 cab has nothing on the back for the specs except a model number that says the impedance, but nothing else. I will put a picture of the back of the 410 though.

I play solo in a large open area/stadium with tons of people cheering and yelling which is why I need tons of volume.